Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-26
The Cla,k Forrery case.

Inc CLARK Forgery case.
Copyright. 1887, by the California Associated PressI
NEVADA Cry, November 25th.-In the
trlal OF A 2. Clark for forgery three wit
nesses were examined to-day. Ella Ellen,
OF Iruckse, VINO drew the check which was
subsequently raised by Clark, testified as to
the original face'of the check, and to other
facts relating to business transactions with
Clark
Frederick Smith, paying-teller of the
Bank OF California, testified to cashing the
check
Jerome Deasy, the detective who went to
BRUSH Columbia after Clark, vas the other
witness.
Notes from Redding.
iCopp1gt, 1887 by tie California associated Press.l
REDDINe, November 25th.-The town is
full of people. There are not beds or
rooms sufficient to accommodate all. There
Is not an empty dwelling, and nearly
every day parties are forced 10 20 elsewhere
for want of residences
Pete Hoff' brick block is finished to the
second story. The carpenters are putting
on the roof. The brick masons have com
menced on Dakin's brick building
Items from Santa Rosa.
lCopyig, 1887, By tie California Associated Press.1
SoNoMA, November 25th.-The Sonoma
Improvement Company is the name of a
new corporation organized here for the
purpose OF building roads, bridges and
other needed Improvements in this city.
Thanksgiving Day was observed here by
union services in the Congregational
Church, the closing of schools and all busi-
ness houses.
The weather has been quite cool for the
past week. Ice formed to the thickness Of
an eighth of an inch yesterday morning.
MarysvilIe Notes.
Copyright, 1887, by ge Calfornfa Associated Press1
MARYsvILLE November 25th.-No rain
mas yet fallen, and farmers are getting i'm
| patient. The weather continues clear and
bright, with chilly north winds.
ON Sunday morning an excursion train
Will take about one hundred persons to
Willows to witness a baseball game be-
tween tSy!9e the ID. d LIS of this city, and a
Willows nine
Suit for SANDER.
lCcP79d' 1887, by the California Associated Press
SAN JOSE, November 25th.-T. II. Fro.
l1ch, Secretary Of the Santa Clara Valley
cooperative WINE Company, day began
suit against Charles McKiernan. President
OF the same corporation, to recover $40 0O0
ior , aAeged defamation of character. Plain
I'LL IN TINS complaint alleged that on No
vember 18th McKiernan, in'the presence of
several persons, called him a thief scoun-
drel, etc.
A Bridegroom In Trouble.
iC@plTtSat' 1857 by 1e California Associted Press
NEVADA City, November 25th.-Jo1n
hamlin was taken to Auburn TO- o-day to be
tried for larceny. He was arrested for
stealing gold watch and S135 in money at
Coliax few months ago. While PLAYING
caros the other night Hamlin pawned a
Watcn, which on examination proved to be
fol- rz1r.
here IN September, and a short time ago
married a girl named Minnie Phillips.
End of a Military Affair.
TcopyrgH. 1887, by the California Assoctaez I9res,t
| FRESNO, November 25th. The three
Gays reception rendered the Stockton mill
| tla is over, and the visitors have gone
| home. One thousand people attended the
| pail; and i've thousand witnessed the sham
oattle Everything worked smoothly, no
accidents of any kind occurring.
Eva Still Lives.
Copyright, 1857, by the California Associated fre,,7
FRESNO, November 25tb. - To.nigbt
Long Eva courtesan confined in iaii
awaiting sentence-having been convicted
| OF grand larceny-attempted suicide She
was allowed by the Sheriff to 90 down
! town Iii charge of an officer, and while ab-
sent procured poison from some of her
friends. Prompt medical attention saved
her. 'A'oi
The Soldiers Home COMMITTEES.
copy1lgt, 1857, by tie California Associated J,...
SANTA Rosa, November 25th.-Tbe Com
ihlssloners appointed to select suitable
locauoh 1or the Soldiers National Home,
arrived in this city this morning rTbey
nave visited several places near this citv in
company with Mayor Overton, Captain II
W. Bylngton, Colonel Mcdonald and
others; The report current is that they ara
well pleased with Santa Rosa.
The 81. Helena Fire.
l'oPy19hf' 1857, by 1.e California Associated Pres
ST. HELENA, November 25th.-yar;o,s
reports still continue in circulation bera
concerning the origin of the disastrous fire
Yesterday morning: Probably the insur.
ahce companies will investigate the matter
Fire In Nevada County.
iCoPylght' 1857, by tie California Associaed Press
NEVADA City, November 25th.-A fire at
Iown Talk last night DESTROYED barn and
another large building belonging to James
Kits Loss, $500; not insured.
1t Didn't Work.
Copyright 1887 by the California associated Tre.sI
CHICO, November 25th.-A telenhone
from OrlalId says the lookup at that nIsce
was burned this morning at 4 O'clock One
prisoner was burned to death. He set fire
10 the building to get out.
Something Went Wrong.
lCoPy79ht, 1887, by the California Associa.d Prs.,I
:. ST. HELENA, November 25th.-The camp-
lre was not success pecuniarilv Salp-
cism. N iNNH Oii'i-
Fire at Mine.
JACKSON, November 25th.-A fire at
bunker Hill mine, near Amador Citv. this
morning, totally destroyed the works over
the main or north shaft, together with an
immense quantity OF timbers and other ann.
pines. The fire caught somewhere about
the engine-room during the interval of
| changing shifts. Over seventy men are
thrown out OF employment. The loss will
PROBABLY reach $4,000 with scarcely any
insurance.
A Chinese Hxg Indicted.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 25th.-lSpe-
all-Fong Chum Shee, the Chinese pro-
| curess, was indicted this afternoon by the
United States Grand Jury upon two counts,
| one charging the importation of women in
| servltude, and the other with bringing
| women to this country for immoral pur-
poses. Bail was fixed at $4,000 and a
warrant of arrest issued.
Snow on the Sierras
|
section has been deprived of rain thus far.
it has been favored with a fair substitute
in the shape of brisk snow-storm. The
regular Thanksgiving fall of the beauti-
iul was sufficient to whiten the noun
ta!ns about here and give them decidedly
wintry aspect.
Whalley Arrested.
SAN FRANcIsco. November 25th.-TSpe-
elai.I-W- w. Whalley was arrested by
United States Marshal Franks to-day on a
charge OF conspiracy to defraud the Govern
ment, IN connection with the Chinese GER
on giving 5000 bail.
Baseball Presentation.
| SAN Francisco, November 25th.-ISpe-
| clai:J-At the California Theater tonight
Nick Smith, third baseman of the Pio-
neeIs, was presented by Morrison with the
gold medal for the best batting average of
the season.
DimIaig's Examination.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 25th-[Spe-
clal. THE hearing of John A. Dimnig on
| the charpp M mn d.